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6 minutes ago, Jason said:

 

Calling bullshit on this one. Havertz may well be waiting for Real Madrid to make their move, but he seems to have no intention of extending his contract at Leverkusen beyond 2022.

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at this rate, if we sign havertz we should just go with out a goalkeeper and with one defender the only way to field all our decent midfielders

----------------Mount-----------   (he has so much energy he covers the whole pitch anyway so we can just give him the gloves)

-------------Azpi----------------- one man defence

----Kante----Jorginho--Kovacic--- our bestmidfield lol

Ziyech----RLC-------Pulisic

------Werner---Havertz----  playing off each other

and then just add Barkley as a freebie wherever he wants to play cos Lamps loves him lol

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Just said on SSN that we are on pole position but not prepared to pay the 90m asking price.

That is waaay to much.

60m plus 30m add ons dependant on results and stats, ect. 

 

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Just said on SSN that we are on pole position but not prepared to pay the 90m asking price.
That is waaay to much.
60m plus 30m add ons dependant on results and stats, ect. 
 
Leverkusen will not sell their best player in ages for peanuts.

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If Sancho is worth 120 mio. Havertz is worth 100 Mio Euros

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But sancho hasn't even been sold yet so how could Bayer use Jadon as a benchmark to value Havertz?



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More from Matt Law on Havertz. Doesn't seem like negotiations have really begun and deal still looks far off...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2020/07/08/kai-havertz-interested-joining-germany-team-mates-timo-werner/

Chelsea hope to take advantage of Kai Havertz’s desire to leave Bayer Leverkusen this summer together with the fact he only has two years remaining on his contract.

It emerged in Germany on Wednesday morning that Havertz will tell Leverkusen that he wants to move in the forthcoming transfer window, which has provided Chelsea with a huge boost.

Havertz is understood to be interested in joining his German international team-mates Timo Werner and Antonio Rudiger at Stamford Bridge.

Bayern Munich had been interested in a deal to sign Havertz for next summer, while Real Madrid will need to sell a host of players to raise the funds to sign him.

That places Chelsea at the front of the queue for attacking midfielder Havertz, who is rated as a generational talent and could go on to become one of the world’s best players.

The biggest obstacle for Chelsea to now get over is the difference between their valuation, thought to be around £70million, and the £90m Leverkusen have priced Havertz at. With some of Chelsea’s biggest rivals in the race for Havertz unable to immediately find the money to bid for him, the Blues are hopeful they will not become embroiled in an auction.

And with Havertz seemingly making it clear that he will not extend his contract, they will also be mindful of the fact that Leverkusen may not be able to afford to let it run towards its final 12 months next summer.

Havertz still retains strong market value with two years remaining on his contract, but in 12 months’ time Leverkusen may be forced into accepting a much smaller fee.

All of those details put Chelsea in a strong position, but there is still work to be done on getting to a position to add Havertz to the signings of Werner and Hakim Ziyech.

Chelsea will also be helped by the fact they took another big step towards qualifying for next season’s Champions League with a 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace. That result, coupled with Leicester City’s draw against Arsenal, moved Chelsea up to third place in the Premier League table with four games remaining.

Qualifying for the Champions League would boost head coach Frank Lampard’s transfer budget by around £50m. Leverkusen missed out on qualifying for Europe’s biggest competition.

Despite the anticipated Champions League windfall, Lampard will need to raise funds if he is to complete all the incoming business that he wants to this summer.

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